"received guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing being given a set of instructions or rules to follow. Example: Before starting the project, we received guidelines from the manager outlining the steps we needed to take and the deadline for each task.
Doctors, who complained bitterly that the disease control centers did not give them fast guidance on how to handle suspected cases of anthrax, received guidelines on SARS the day after the W.H.O.
Twenty-one percent of the teachers never received curriculum guidelines; 32percentt of them received guidelines less than two weeks before classes.
The other clinic served as a control and only received guidelines by post.
Moreover, CMs received guidelines and equipment, such as contraceptives for demonstration.
The GPs received guidelines with suggestions for assessing and managing patients.
Patients received guidelines about the prevention of lymphoedema and exercise therapy as soon as possible after surgery.
We wanted to determine whether women aged 70 years and older, who presented to the emergency department (ED) with a fall and injury, received guideline care within 18 months of presentation.
The proportion of women who received guideline treatment was 79%95%95 % confidence interval [CI]: 76 81 %).
As described elsewhere [ 34], 281 (39%) of patients received guideline concordant care from their GP and 440 (61%) patients received non-guideline concordant care.
Finally, since patients who do not receive guideline concordant care seem to improve just as much as those who received guideline concordant care, further research is needed to establish the precise reason for this.
Relatively fewer Blacks and Japanese received guideline treatment for stage III colon cancer compared to Hispanics and Chinese, and relatively fewer Blacks, Japanese, and Filipinos received guideline treatment for stages II and III rectal cancer.
